Fred Eaglesmith Fred Eaglesmith plus: The Fabulous Ginn Sisters, Guthrie Kennard Saturday, January 28, 2012 doors at 7:00 PM
Fredheads dig his tales of tried-but-true blue-collar guys, tired cowboys, young boys in love, bare-knuckled farmers, heartbreakingly good women, beautifully bad women, lonesome good guys, bravura bad guys and Friday-night criminals.
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Johnny Winter Johnny Winter plus: Jim Suhler, Damon Fowler Wednesday February 1, 2012 doors 7
Texas guitar legend Johnny Winter became a seeming overnight star in 1968 with the release of his first album on Columbia records. Winter was and remains an incendiary guitar player and a gruff, authoritative vocalist. An exceptionally fluid and dynamic soloist on both standard and slide guitar, his records in the 70's tended towards rock excess, but by the end of that decade he had returned to a much more pure blues approach which continues today. Along the way Winter was instrumental in helping the career resurgence of Muddy Waters, producing and playing on a number of acclaimed records. Winter was an important influence on a whole generation of musicians, including Chris Whitley and Stevie Ray Vaughn.
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They Might Be Giants They Might Be Giants plus: Jonathan Coulton Thursday, February 2nd, 2012 Doors at 7:00 PM
"Brooklyn's alternative rock pioneers They Might Be Giants' barn-storming live act returns with a brand new show. Spirits will be high as the band celebrates the release of their brand new 18-song album Join Us and their 30th year of uninterrupted rocking. As always, They Might Be Giants' boundless energy and arresting melodies will engage all."
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Eleven Hundred Springs Eleven Hundred Springs plus: Sons of Fathers, The Possum Posse Friday, February 3, 2012 Doors at 7pm
The members of Eleven Hundred Springs can't find an easy way to describe their music, so they've taken to labeling themselves instead. But long-haired, tattooed hippie freaks; doesn't accurately convey the Dallas-based quintet's appearance, much less its finely whittled sounds. Forced to try again, they resort to spouting this equation: Buck Owens x Doug Sahm x Rolling Stones x Willie Nelson. Here's what it really is: original Texas country music in the Americana vein played with respect for esteemed elders but without falling into a time warp. It really has nothing to do with sounding like any particular act or style. The bandmates just do what sounds good to them. And they've learned it sounds pretty darned good to others as well.
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Brandon Rhyder Brandon Rhyder plus: The King Bucks, J Charles & the Trainrobbers Friday, February 10, 2012 doors at 7:00 PM
A back-roads boy from Carthage in Northeast Texas, Rhyder says his roots “are painted in country tones.” Not Texas country, not Nashville country, not old or new country. Just … country. The kind of place where songs still say something, where emotions are meant to be bared, where a man onstage alone with his guitar can captivate a crowd, one smile or teardrop at a time.
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The Octopus Project The Octopus Project plus: Wild Moccasins,Mystery Skulls Saturday, February 11, 2012 Doors at 7:00 PM
The Octopus Project is an American indietronica band based in Austin, Texas. Its unique sound, blending pop and experimental elements, is a combination of digital and electronic sounds and noises (including drum machine, keyboard/ synthesizers and other strange devices) and analog equipment (including guitars and live drums).
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The Long Surrender, the new studio album from the southern Ohio-based husband-and-wife team of multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Linford Detweiler and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Karin Bergquist, otherwise known as Over the Rhine, is something rare and wondrous — an intimate epic. Shot through with the joys and sorrows of modern-day existence and the unchanging fundaments of the human condition, the album has the feel of a living thing, senses alert, feet planted firmly on terra firma. The album title “speaks to our ongoing desire to let go of certain expectations (and much of what we are so convinced we know for sure) in favor of remaining open and curious,” Karin explains.
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“I am not a present to be opened up and parceled out again,” our man insists on “Gardenia,” track seven on his new album. Ha! That’s what you think, pal. From the day nigh two decades ago when the first scratchy sounds of Pavement floated in the ether above Stockton (crown jewel of California’s Central Valley, the sprawling breadbasket that neither the North or the South have claimed in California’s ongoing “two states” culture war; just providing some historical context that will be useful a few sentences later), the music of Stephen Malkmus has been the gift that keeps on keepin’ on.
Did SM not offer the eternal promise of “perfect sound forever”? Was this sly appropriation of a digital age boast for Pavement’s low-bandwidth treble-kicks not a prescient example of that “irony” thing everybody talked about in the ‘90s? Can we then conclude that that by invoking “paralyzed dreams forever” on this album Malkmus foretells some sort of bad moon on the rise?
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Javier Colon Javier Colon plus: Cas Haley Wednesday, February 22, 2012 Doors at 7:00 PM
Winner of The Voice Season One! Blessed with a stunningly soulful voice, uncanny writing ability, and a commanding stage presence, International recording artist Javier Colon has created his own unique style of music that can be described as an eclectic blend of R&B, Folk, Soul, Rock and Country.
A musical prodigy in his formative years, Javier's musical gifts took him to the University of Hartford's Hartt School of Music, where he founded an R&B based acappella quintet that performed at Harlem's legendary Apollo Theater. Javier graduated from Hartt with a degree in Music Education.
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Sponsorship Opportunities are officially open for the 3rd Annual NAIOP Comedy Night!
Join your colleagues at this great networking event full of fun and laughter.
The sooner you sign up the more we’ll use your logo and company name as we promote the event!
If you have any questions please e-mail
comedynight@northtexasnaiop.com
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Internationally renowned Beatles tribute hailing from Dallas Texas, A Hard Nights Day has been spreading the gospel of John, Paul, George and Ringo round the world for 13 years. Drawing from a catalouge of over 200 classics and nuggets, you will never see the same show twice! Over the years,AHND has had the great pleasure to have performed with such classic acts as The Beach Boys, Chicago, The Doobie Brothers, Three Dog Night, The Turtles, the Animals, John Fogerty, The Guess Who, The Moody Blues and Tony Sheridan. Personally endorsed by The Beatles first manager Alan Williams.
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Junior Brown Junior Brown plus: Deadman, Shoot Low Sheriff Saturday, February 25, 2012 doors at 7pm
Armed with his unique Guit-steel—an otherworldly double-necked machine that marries the six-stringed guitar with its steel counterpart—Brown blasts through twelve tracks that mix the best of country, blues, Tex-Mex, Western swing, rock and roll and countless other shades of electrified American music. The result is a high-octane rollercoaster ride that careens from one emotional touchstone to another—from the rollicking to the poignant to the humorous and beyond.
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Although Buckethead now works primarily as a solo artist touring the United States with a trio, he has had a wide variety of high profile collaborations with such artists as Les Claypool, Tony Williams, Bootsy Collins, Bernie Worrell, Serj Tankian, Guns N' Roses, Saul Williams, Mike Patton, Bill Mosely/Cornbugs, Viggo Mortensen and with Bill Laswell on Praxis.
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Girls Girls plus: Unknown Mortal Orchestra Friday, March 9, 2012 Doors at 7:00 PM
It’s rare to find something as true and beautiful as the band Girls. Listening to their music, it’s as though Christopher Owens and JR White were meant to find each other, sincere rock and roll soul mates in the age of irony. And while that might sound like fancy, it’s closer to the truth than you think.
“If you’re going to San Francisco…”
Just as the Velvets crackled with New York City electricity and Smiths’ songs came soaked in Manchester drizzle, so the music of Girls captures the stoned and sun-brushed outlook of life in San Francisco. Taking the classic California pop template perfected by Brian Wilson and applying a woozy, narcotic makeover, Girls make music that sincerely glorifies adolescence - a youth of hopeful confusion and love strong enough to hurt you. You’ll detect 50’s surf-pop, 60’s psychedelia and 80’s shoe-gaze at play here – the West Coast-by-way-of-somewhere-else; but ultimately San Francisco washes over this music.
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featuring performances by: Hayes Carll Charlie Robison Ray Wylie Hubbard Whiskey Myers John David Kent Folk Family Revival The Trishas Blackbird Sing Sons of Fathers Damn Quails
Saturday, March 10, 2012 at SOUTHFORK RANCH music starts at 1pm
VIP Tickets include:
Access to /seated roped off area
VIP Parking pass
TMR shirt
The Granada Theater has partnered with KHYI to help sell the tickets to Texas Music Revolution. Please do not be confused...this event takes place at Southfork, not Granada Theater. Rain or Shine
